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Airtel and Tigo, leading providers of mobile telecommunication services in Ghana, on Monday announced the launch of a joint brand that will advance their commitment to providing the best mobile and fixed telephony service and solutions to consumers and businesses.
The talents, technologies and tactical expertise of Airtel and Tigo are now unified as AirtelTigo.
At a staff durbar where the new brand identity was revealed, the CEO for the merged business, Roshi Motman, said the joint brand name and identity is a natural progression following extensive customer engagements.
"The combined name brings clarity and simplicity and continues on the brand journey of former Airtel and Tigo. Our new business is a combination of our strengths and positions us perfectly to bring greater value, deeper insights, and bigger and better solutions to all our customers”, she said.
In earnest, AirtelTigo has started to integrate and harmonise their operations - combining resources and services to deliver greater value to Ghanaians.
The first thematic campaign as a joint entity, ‘yabÍ»mu’, which means ‘we’ve joined’ has kicked off and will be rolled out nationwide to engage customers on the commitment of the of the merged business.
Under the bigger theme of ‘One big family’, AirtelTigo has already harmonised calls from the former Airtel to Tigo and vice-versa.
Calls charges are now treated as though they are one network.
Roshi Motman, the CEO of AirtelTigo promised more exciting offers for customers of both networks while they integrate into one network.
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